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Each month we highlight the latest key news developments in the Linux arena so that you are kept informed of the developments you need to know.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Is Firefox About to Burn Out?
As usual, this month we bring you all the latest Linux and open-source news, starting with the news that Firefox has been overtaken by Chrome as the second most used internet browser, behind Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Could the dip in market share combined with the looming threat of losing 80% of their revenue signal the end of Firefox's open-source browsing?
We also hear that the government will be trialling open-source software and take a look at the latest Ubuntu release from Canonical.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Summit to Drive Linux Forward
In Linux news this month, seven new companies have joined the Linux Foundation just in time for the first ever LinuxCon Europe. Speaking of Linux events we also see the announcement of the first ever Automotive Linux Summit which will bring together the greatest minds from the Linux community and automotive industry in the hope of driving Linux forward in the sector.
Happy reading!
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux Foundation Hit by Security Breach
We find the Linux commmunity experiencing challenging times this week with the Linux Foundation itself taking its systems offline because of a serious security breach.
In other news we look at the UK Government's failure to embrace open source and Ubuntu's new Unity desktop release which looks to reduce the gap between Windows and Linux usability.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Virtualise Everything?
This month we delve into the soon-to-be launch of VMware's virtualisation platform, vSphere 5.0 and ask how far can we take virtualisation.
In other news we call for state backing on open-source skills development after a round table debate and a recent survey suggests that open source solutions are being considered for the majority of enterprise IT projects.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux IT to Underwrite Open-Source Adoption
This week we look at the announcement that Linux is to underwrite open-source software, a world first, in a bid to boost adoption among UK businesses.
In other news, domain-name giant GoDaddy has introduced a programme of Linux Professional Institute training and certification, and Toyota has been announced as the newest member of the Linux Foundation.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - The Name Game Is Up - Kernel 3.0
This week we have news ahead of next month's release of the new Linux Kernel. Linus Torvald has managed to dominate the headlines and we discover why.
In other news, we're taking a look at Fedora 16 and the lessons that Apple can teach Linux.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Microsoft OSG Loves Linux Technologies
This month's feature story takes a controversial slant on Linux. It looks at Microsoft's Open Solutions Group and their desire to create greater interoperability with open source environments.
We also have and Ubuntu double feature with news of Desktop 8.04 and the latest challenging episode for provider Canonical.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux Bashes Old Rival Microsoft
Our top story this month analyses Linux boss Jim Zemlin's claims that Microsoft is no longer a rival because of its weakness in every area of computing other than the desktop. In fact, he describes competing with the software giant as "like kicking a puppy". We ask if his confidence is justified.
We also update you on the three new validated configurations announced for Oracle Linux customers and give you the lowdown on the latest version of Foresight Linux, released this week after more than ten months in development.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Android Controls 31% of US Smartphone Market
This month our feature story focuses on the news that the Linux based Android OS is now leading the US Smartphone market. The company is still lagging behind Apple in the apps market however, which is perhaps unsurprising considering the criticism it has recently received surrounding the security of its applications.
Also this month, Red Hat has defended its source code distribution alterations while the Linux Foundation welcomes Panasonic as its latest Gold member.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Debian 6.0 "Squeeze" Released
This month's feature story looks at the recent and long-awaited release of Debian 6.0. Nicknamed "Squeeze", the release comes almost two years to the day after the release of Debian 5.0, causing industry insiders to criticise the speed of Debian's release cycle.
In other news, two new members have joined the Linux Foundation, taking sign-ups this year to eight. And the London Stock Exchange has announced that it is to merge with the TMX Group Inc - its equivalent in Canada. How the merge will affect the IT plans of the newly-formed group and the systems used is still under debate.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux Foundation Expansion Continues in 2011
This month we bring you the latest from the Linux community, including the news that the Linux Foundation is undergoing significant expansion and is optimistic for the year ahead.
Also we explore reports that Nexus S is to run Ubuntu, while Novell embarks on a patent struggle with an open source initiative.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Red Hat Releases RHEL 6
This month we shall be focussing on Red Hat's release RHEL 6 which President Paul Cormier claims is the culmination of 10 years of learning and partnering.
The new OS promises to offer an 85% increase in the amount of code, and 1,800 extra features. The company also claims to have resolved 2,400 bug issues with this new version of the OS.
Also this month we look at the new Tux credit card as well as the news that this month Mozilla ifs celebrating 6 years of Firefox.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Enterprises Opt for Linux
This month we investigate the latest research from the Linux Foundation, suggesting that businesses are increasingly choosing to invest in Linux servers over Microsoft solutions. We also examine the four key factors which are reportedly causing the shift.
In other news this month, Ubuntu 10.10 ships, Opera delivers the latest set of patches, and MeeGo prepare to release version 1.1 in order to allow developers to start working on applications for smart phones.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Businesses identify benefits of open source
Businesses are increasingly recognising the benefits of open source software, according to two new studies. Identifying a noticeable shift in the perception of business owners, our feature story looks at the latest findings of Zenoss and Accenture. Also this month, the first snapshot of GNOME 2.32 is released.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux Takes Over The Mobile Market
Our feature story this month discusses the latest research which predicts that Linux based mobile operating systems will have 62 per cent of the market share by 2015. We've also collated some of the month's biggest stories for you in July's Linux bulletin.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Google Ditches Windows in Favour of Linux
This month we investigate the details of an alliance between top tech companies which is aimed at developing exciting Linux gadgetry for Smartphones. In a similar vein we also look at the latest research which suggests that Linux will have 33 per cent of the Smartphone market by 2015. In our top story this month, Google has decided to drop Windows internally in favour of both Mac and Linux operating systems.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Ubuntu Targets The Digital Home
While Apple and Google battle it out over dominance in the smartphone market, Ubuntu Linux is targeting the digital home with its new launch. Our main story investigates the new features of the Ubuntu Core and the future for embedded systems. Also this month, Symantec identifies Linux as a target for spammers and the LinuxCon line-up is revealed.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - WePad Vs. iPad
In light of the upcoming release of the Linux based WePad, this month our feature article investigates what this device will offer when it hits the market later this year. We've also collated some of the month's biggest stories for you in April's Linux bulletin.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Elliott Associates Bid On Novell
In conjunction with last week's news development, our feature story discusses the possible buy out of software company Novell. Detailing the progress of this failing company, we look at the impact this will have upon the global Linux market.
We've also collated some of the months biggest stories for you in March's Linux bulletin.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Latest Incarnation Of Red Hat
In conjunction with last week's new developments, our feature story discusses the next incarnation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Detailing the new functionality available in the pre-release version of RHEL 5.5, we look at the various enhancements from the Linux distributor. We've also collated some of the month's biggest stories for you in February's Linux bulletin.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Jobs Board For Growing Industry
Appealing to the ever expanding Linux community, our feature story discusses the Jobs Board launched this week by the Linux Foundation. Providing a forum for employers and job seekers it combats the increasing demand from the fastest growing job category in IT. We've also collated some of the month's biggest stories for you in our first Linux bulletin of the year.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Make More Money With Linux
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UKFast Linux Bulletin - Protect Your Business With Trend Analysis
This month in our Linux bulletin we highlight the good practise of carrying out Trend Analysis to better prepare for future challenges. We also look at the big news stories in the world of open source.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - The Importance Of Root Cause Analysis
This month in our Linux bulletin we highlight the financial and performance benefits of committing to a policy of root cause analysis when dealing with IT problems. We also look at a couple of big news stories in the world of open source.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Red Hat Added To Stock Index
This month in our Linux bulletin we take the opportunity to round-up interesting news from the world of open source.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Beating The Recession Online
The world has been experiencing the economic down turn for a while now and yet there are many good news stories in the UK business sector showing that selecting the right product and using the best route to market can still deliver success.
In this month's Linux bulletin we look at one client who is enjoying impressive growth.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Linux Version 2.6.30 Unveiled
June is proving to be a busy month for important Linux developments. So to ensure that you are kept up to date we have identified the major stories and summarised them in this month's dedicated Linux bulletin.
So what is making the headlines in the world of open source?
UKFast Linux Bulletin - UKFast SAN/NAS Storage
Welcome to the April edition of the UKFast Linux bulletin. This month we are featuring our in-house innovation in the field of online storage and how it can help to boost your business profits.
UKFast Linux Bulletin - Open Source "Saves Millions"
Welcome to the first of our bulletins on getting the most out of Linux. This month we're focusing on helping you to put your foot on the accelerator and speed your business to the top of the search engines. Can Linux offer an advantage when it comes to speed?
